u/SunChungShan

Image 1 — What do you think of smoking culture being a result of Western Imperialism?
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Image 3 — What do you think of smoking culture being a result of Western Imperialism?

What do you think of smoking culture being a result of Western Imperialism?

Watched a Western documentary detailing that the deadliest company is a Chinese Tobacco company, but it further dives into Chinese culture of prevalent smoking and is traced back to the Opium Wars. Which is odd.. But it seems smoking became part of the culture.

I, as a young highschooler when I went to China, literally on day 1 a janitor offered me cigarettes lol I was shocked.

What are your thoughts on this?

u/SunChungShan — 2 days ago
▲ 3 r/Iloilo

Daw every year nani ang 3-day brownout haw

Brownout na naman. Dumduman ko naman last year kag nagligad tuig 3 days gd ya ang brownout... Hayst

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u/SunChungShan — 7 days ago
▲ 178 r/taiwan

I keep seeing this weird flag from Taiwan accounts as well. The white sun is replaced by a star. I'm thinking it's self-censorship....

u/SunChungShan — 15 days ago